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  Biafra's Black Marine Strikes French Oil Vessel in Bakassi Peninsula In a recent development in the Bakassi Peninsula, Biafra fighters, known as the Black Marine, have made headlines by targeting a vessel belonging to ALF Energy, a French Oil and Gas company operating in the region. The incident took place on Tuesday, February 13, when the separatist fighters intercepted an empty vessel at Bakassi - Equatorial Guinea Island in Atabong East, Idabato subdivision of Bakassi Peninsula. The daring attack involved the throwing of an explosive device at the vessel, causing significant damage. The Black Marine quickly made their escape before a special squad of Cameroonian BIR Delta could arrive at the scene. This brazen act has once again brought attention to the ongoing tensions in the region. The Bakassi Peninsula has long been a hotspot for conflict, with various groups vying for control of the area. The actions of the Black Marine serve as a reminder of the complex political

Tensions Escalate as American Tucano Jet Bombs Biafra Land In a shocking turn of events, the American Tucano jet has taken to the skies, unleashing its fury upon Biafra land. As expected, the Biafra Liberation army has courageously risen to the challenge, engaging in a fierce battle against this blatant act of aggression. However, what makes this situation even more alarming is the fact that it goes against the very principles set forth by the Leahy Law of the United States of America. The deafening roar of the jet engines reverberates through the air as the American Tucano jet soars above Biafra land. Its deadly payload raining down upon the land below, leaving destruction and chaos in its wake. The skies have turned into a battlefield, with the Biafra Liberation army valiantly fighting back against this unwarranted attack. But what exactly is the Leahy Law, and why is this act of aggression a violation of it? The Leahy Law, named after Senator Patrick Leahy, is a legislation that p

 The Growing Threat: Kidnappings on Nigeria's Highways Rising Cases of Kidnappings In recent years, Nigeria has been grappling with a concerning surge in kidnappings along its highways. The frequency of these incidents has left citizens living in fear and uncertainty, as the perpetrators behind these crimes continue to evade justice. Vulnerable Targets Travellers, especially those commuting on remote or less-travelled roads, have become easy targets for these criminal elements. The lack of proper security measures and surveillance on these highways further exacerbates the risk faced by individuals using these routes. Impact on Society The spate of kidnappings not only poses a direct threat to the safety and security of Nigerians but also has broader implications for the country's social fabric. Families are torn apart, livelihoods are disrupted, and trust in law enforcement erodes as these incidents persist. Government Response While the Nigerian government has taken steps to a